like that when you step outside today. i'm gurvir dhindsa. >> and i'm steve chenevey. tucker barnes is in with us this morning as well. >> it feels crisp out there and just in time for septemb. everybody will love this week weather-wise. once we get through today, it will be bright sunshine with high temperatures in the mid- to upper 70s and low humidity. tony will be back in a couple of veins. >> he has been on vacation but he is back today. aobre ne icndaa see tony. tan, don't you think? >> yeah. have a cololfront that came through during the weekend. the leftovers are hanging off the coast here. an area of low presreis developing. you can see heavy swers across the virginia-north carola border. that will brush the area this morning. again, we have some cloud cover

out there to start the day ar a couple of showers off to the uth and east. i don't think it will amount to much here in washington. eventlly, we'll get it out of here and high pressure. we'll go with clear skies back to detroit and cleveland. once it geer htse t hll wistay fofomuch of the week. temperatures, cool, 67 here in washington. in pittsburgh. here is a look at your forecast. we'll start the day with clods s and have some afternoon sunshine. highs in the mid-70s. 74 here in washington. 73 in annapolis. it will be a cool start to the workweek. >> julie is depressed by this so she won't check in with us just yet. >> is she? >> she wants the 85s. >> they'll be back. >> she'll be back too. we begin this morning with

the beginning of the school year for thousands of students in montgomery county. roll call could break a record. >> enrollment expected to surge. administrators will keep an eye out if that plus the health of students out there as well. >> we expect somewhere between 1,002,000 kids who are entering our doors who were in private school last year. >> a lot of those private school students are in public schools this year in large part due to the economy and also school officials will be keeping a close watch on what happens with the swine flu because they do want to prevent an outbreak in the school system this year. now, to a fox 5 follow-up. they started school last week but today may feel like the first day for some students in prince george's county. >> a scheduling mix-up left them without class. many spent the first week sitting in the auditorium. as of saturday night, 100 students still didn't have permanent schedules.

they promised that would be fixed tut. police are searching for whomever shot an killed a man over the weekend. 63-year-old clarence rankin was gunned down in his own yard yesterday morning. witnesses say there was a group of people playing dominos and there may have been an argument erovermoney. police found a handgun but they aren't sure who it belongs to. police are investigating the death of a woman in columbia heights. 48-year-old deborah ann brown was walking down the street when somebody opened fire. she was taken to medstar hospital where she was pronounced dead. the man accused of the deadly shooting inside the holocaust memorial museum back in june is expected to be arraigned this week.

a and jury indicted james von brunn on seven counts. you are looking at senator ted kennedy's grave site which rests on the hillside at arlington national cemetery alongside his brothers. the cemetery closed access at noon on sunday so the senator's wife, vicki could have some private time at his grave. senator kennedy was considered the rock of his family and in some ways the senate. now, there are questions over the fate of his greatest cause, health care reform. >> his family talked about his life and triumphs. >> he himself knew pain, struggle, abandonment. >> if you want it honor teddy' memory, it is to come back and sort of, as i said the other night, put behind us the blistering days of august and to enter the cool days of september and start acting like senators again. >> congress return

its month-long break next week but with the so-called liberal lion of senate now gone, it remains to be seen if kennedy's life mission will be fulfilled. for video, photos and special memories, log onto our web site, myfoxdc.com. former vice president dick cheney has some angry words for the obama administration. we'll hear why cheney is take accounting aim at the white house for wh he calls an outrageous political act. allegations of possible murder in a kidnapping case that dates back nearly 20 years. a deadly turn of events in that california wildfire. stay with us. (mom) for just $9, you can get them shoes

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we are following a developing news story overseas. japan's prime minister says he will quit his position as head of the country's ruling party. a poll ayesed monday for his party's major losses in national elections. the opposing democratic party of general an claimed a majority of ses. that is the first time in post- war history that i single opposition party has gained a majority. this morning, firefighters are struggling to contain a

wildfire in los angeles county. smoke and ash threatens homes and air quality. two firefighters died when their vehicle rolled o a mountain side as they battled the scorching flames and several home have already been charred. the fire looks like it is headed to an area that is home to transmitters for major television and radio station. aa disturbing new twist in an 18-year-old murder case. california authorities believe the man they say abducted jaycee dugard back in 1991 may also be a murderer. investigators have been gathering evidence from the home of philip garrido. he and hi wife were arrested last week acussed of kidnapping the now 29-year-old when she was 11 and holding her captive in their home. police are looking for evidence linking garrido to several prostitute murders. dick cheney is accusing the obama administration for playing politics in questioning whether cia interrogators abused suspects.

he says the methods that were used against terror suspects in the aftermath of 9-11 were quote, unquote, good policy and were directly reonsible for the fact that there have been no similar terror attacks in the u.s. since then. we're just seconds away now from 10 minutes after 5:00. one of the leading rental cars is accused of putting its clients in danger. some college as cross the country have come up with a high-tech plan to deal with the possible swine flu outbreak. >> its. last day of august, but it will feel more like september. how warm will it get later this afternoon? i'll let you know and julie wright inll witn with a look a your on-time traffic right taferhe bak. ♪

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the space shuttle discovery and its crew of seven now successfully docked at the

international space station. astronauts dropping of thousands of pounds of equipment including a treadmill named after stephen colbert. discovery will spend more than a week orbiting the complex where astronauts will perform three spacewalks. more than 13,000 fans in smoke can he celebrated michael jackson's birthday by breaking a world record. they came together to perform the late king of pop's thriller dance. but it wasn't spontaneous. they did get a little bit of practice in. jackson impersonators and choreographers were there. we know it is not as easy as it looks. >> not in my case. >> jackson will have a legacy like elvis. that is my forecast. >> a lot of people mate still have a little dance in their step because it is nippy

outside. >> there are some changes out out there. it is not cold yet. >> no, no, no. >> i want to do the school bus forecast. it is a lot cooler. we have temperatures in the 60s. >> a long-sleeved shirt maybe. >> we'll have highs in the 70s. haven't done that in self months. let's start with a look at hd radar. just some showers across s iitar ar. methshtutod anigeast you might shw s showers on the way out the door to school. here in washington, i le t lecla f od r ouvecorip. a lot of cloud cover rut te well. also shaded with na area of lo pressure that has been getting its act together. the rain showers in washington really very limited here in washington. there is just not a lot happening. if you are across the bay, you will probably get morning showers as this is pushing off to the north and east. north and west, no problem. south and east, could be a few showers to start your day. the school bus forecast, it is

cool, 70 degrees. partly sunny. cool start to the day. sunrise this morning at 6:36. not expecting much in the way of rain showers. by this afternoon, most of the area should be filled with lots of sunshine so it should be a nice afternoon here as we've got some changes, big-time changes here in the forecast. 66 at reagan national. 64 at dulles. 61 in frederick and others there in hagerstown. great looking start off to the north and west. underneath the cloud cover, it is 68 now. and 73 at this moment in ocean city, maryland. i mentioned the area of low pressure off it our south and our east. you can see the rain showers now getting their act together towards richmond and pushing off the coast here. we'll continue to watch this move on off to the east. an area of high pressure that is up across the great lakes will start to move in and that is going to deliver not just nice weather this afternoon but for the entire workweek. we are going to have a great looking couple of days around here.

early clouds, afternoon sun back in the forecast. i mentioned the morning showers possible south of the district here. high temperature about 74 degrees. winds will be out of the north at five miles per hour. there is your five-day forecast. look at that. it is going to be beautiful around here the next several days. 76 for an afternoon high tomorrow. then we warm up in the low 80s by thursday and friday. should be a good looking couple of days here. no rain expected after this morning. let's get to on-time traffic and julie wright. >> all right. not looking so bad right now. overnight construct as you travel to and from the american legion bridge has cleared so the lane are open once again as you try to work your way between 270 and tysons corner. uner loop of the beltway looking berate as you continue north of the tyson's area and continue back around towards bethesda. overall, southbound 270 still in good shape coming southbound out towards the split n virginia, no accidents to report right now if you are making the trip along washington boulevard. light traffic volume off of 395 out to the 14th street bridge.

an easy ride whether you are heading over to the pentagon parking lot or in the hov lanes continuing over to the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. a consumer aher. kansas city star newspaper reports that enterprise rent-a- car chose money over your safety on the road. paper saysenter price ordered thousands of cars wiout side air bags. enterprise stood by its decision saying the safety feature is not yet required by law. move saved e nterprise $11.5 million. a lot of college students may have more on their minds than just exams. campus as cross the country are prepping for outbreaks of swine flu after the world health organization washed that it could spread quickly in the next few months. some schools are setting up on- line classes as plan b. fox's peter deucey has the story. >> reporter: they are among the most vulnerable group of people

to an h1n1 outbreak, college students. over 18 million of them nationwide. they live in crowded dorms, gather in classrooms an eat together in dinge halls putting them at high risk. administrators hope education and awareness will prevent widespread illness. but if that doesn't work, many schools have a high-tech plan b. >> an amazing system where they can shift completely to on-line teaching to the undergraduate population. so in this case, if someone has access to the computer and they are otherwise well but they are stuck from going to class because we have had to shut down classes, they can continue with their learning. >> reporter: it is called distance learning or e- learning. classrooms have been wired so if the campus is closed or sick students can't get to class, the classroom can be brought to the student. you can on-line educational proms like black board and college kids can keep up with their chass. >> you would see the lecture

notes. you would see any discussion forums that are going on about that lecture. you would see your assignments. could take an on-line test. >> reporter: the centers for disease control recently added 19 to 24-year-olds to the first priority group for the hub vaccine. with the vaccine not expected to believe available until late october, students feel safe knowing if their campus is shut down, they can still log on. >> i would be more relieved and comforting to know that drexel has a system set up for this because the 109-week quarters, if you miss a day of class, you are really far behind. >> that would be pretty i woulhead dd n the shore and do my classes on-line. it would be like a vacation while still doing work. >> reporter: peter deucey, fox news. now to the battle over the nation's health care system. without the help of senator kennedy, the battle for reform could seem steeper.

as caroline shively explains, democrats may need to change their strategy. >> reporter: the together of ted kennedy could dramatically change the fight for health care reform for two reasons. one being he has been leading the charge for reform for four decades but for another, they have fallen below the 60-vote majority. they may have to use senatorial maneuvering for a simple majority. after the week, harry reid said if he can't get a bipartisan bill through, he'll go partisan. rub orrin hatch tells abc that lawmaker can learn a lot from kennedy. >> he could bring together all of the base groups of the democratic party. they wouldn't take him on once he made up his mind. >> reporter: but kennedy had something that most members some the senate don't have. he could afford to wait. he didn't have to worry about attacks from e left. >> ted kennedy had at built and the knowledge to get into a

political situation and make the compromises and he knew that there might be some people who might be unhappy with this one or that one but no one was going to say ted kennedy sold us out for no good reason. >> reporter: there is a lot of talk about compromise from both side but no action. next up, the gang of six, the bipartisan group in the senate finance committee. they have a conference call this freeway. caroline shively, fox news. ahead, one f the signs of aging is getting wrirchg alts. at some point, we all have on deal wh wrinkles. there could be a solution now a new wrinkle fighter that could be better than botox. we'll put it to the test. up next, mourners gather at arlington national cemetery to pay their last respects to the lato senae tor ted kennedy. we are back right after the break. bicycle, i've missed you.

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senator ted kennedy is now laid to rest on a hillside at arlington national cemetery. senator kennedy was buried at arlington on saturday just days after losing his bat we'll bain cancer at the age of 77. >> crowds flocked to the grave site over weekend to pay respects to the man would many say had a profound effect toon potics. fox 5's stacy cohan was there and take a closer look. >> reporter: a simple cross marks final resting place of a man with a complicated life. at the foot of the hill lies

senator edward kennedy. a small array of flower visitors adorn the grave site. far more arrived too late to approach the site which chosed at noon. but many stayed and stared and snapped photos, even from a distance. >> teddy endured so much and gave so much to this country and the world is really not nearly as good a place without him. >> reporter: some here are locals, some tourists who just happened to be in washington this week. earl zeibls with a kennedy constituent. >> he had served briefly apparently as a private first ass in the united states army just like i did. so i felt we had something in common there. >> reporter: there are more than 3 town 3 -- 300,000 people buried at the arlington national cemetery. aside from the tunnel of the unknown soldier,le hillside where the den can is are buried is one of the cemetery's most visited sites. in the coming weeks, the cemetery expects more mourners from across the nation to pay

their respects to the last of three brothers to take his place on this arlington hillside. >> the people will come back. it is much more of a historic spot and when i think anyone comes to washington, they will come here now. >> it is a place for folk would paid the ultimate price on behalf of the country. so i would say that edward kennedy and rob are the and john f. kennedy fit that definition. >> reporter: stacy cohan, fox 5 news mourners will only be allowed a limited time to get a glimpse of senator kennedy's web site yesterday. they can visit any time they would like. >> the cemetery closed often access so that kennedy's widow could have some private time at the grave. montgomery county schools head back to class today but the biggest concern is over

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the screen there. a cool start to the day. 66degrees. welcome back to work and say good-bye to august. >> back to school for all the youngsters in montgomery county as well. >> a big school day. the weather is fitting just perfectly with the back to school theme. it is noticeably cooler than it has been the last several days. noticeably less humid as well. we'll start with the currents. we'll have highs only in the 70s. 66 now at reagan national. humidity, 56%. both of those are way down from where they were friday, saturday and sunday. winds are out of north 1 miles per hour. kind after mixed bag to tart the day. f to the south and east of w us, we've got light rain showers. this radar is, for all intents and purposes, overdoing it here in washingtoe seyou might a see here in town. south and eas a better chance of beseeing some

rain showers to start the day. lots of clouds for us. it will drhe t clou with it later this afternoon. if you hang in there, i think we'll see a decent amount of sunshine by noontime, by later today. should be mostly sunny. so it will be a d.c.ment day. just doesn't look like it right now. here is a quick look at the forecast and i've got more details on the five-day. next couple of days look great. 66 at about 9:00 a.m. and later today, high in the mid-70s with a lot of sunshine by late this afternoon. time to cut the air conditioner off and open up the windows. >> let's check in with julie wright and see how traffic is flowing. >> not looking too bad. good morning to you all. pretty quiet if you are traveling along the top stretch of the beltway between college park and bethesda. we'll start off right now. this is a close-up of eastbound 66 as you approach the capital beltway. light volume working your way in toward fair oaks and vienna. no incidents on the dulles toll road or route 7. the beltway in

virginia runs without incident between annandale and merrifield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. we're following a developing story out west where the battle against a wildfire in california has taken a deadly turn. officials say two firefighters died when their vehicle rolled off a mountain side while fighting a massive blaze north of los angeles. the fire has now consumed 66 square miles, destroyed at least 18 buildings and is threatening at least 1,000 homes. california's governor had this warning. >> this is a huge and very dangerous fire. fire is moving very close to homes and to structures. want to urge everyone living near any of the fires, please

listen and followhe evacuation orders from local officials. >> officials say the air quality in parts of state are borderline hazardous now and that about is 2,000 firefighters that are battling the blaze around the clock. very soon, hundreds of thousands of students are going to pour into the halls of schools across montgomery county. besides new faces, swine flu is expected to make an appearance. fox 5's sarah simmons is live from gaithersburg with more on the first day of school an also the efforts to fight the flu. >> reporter: that's right. 140,000 students is the record that are expected to come back to school in montgomery county today. part of that record-breaking number is due in part because of the economy. school officials are saying that a lot of parents are just trying to cut back on how much cash they spend and have perhaps even lost their jobs in this tough economy, pulled their kids out of pride school and put them into public school. schools will be packed this

year more than usual. the district held a tremor general cinemas station party for students at walt whitman high in bethesda. some of the students are a little never nervous because again, this is the first year in a public versus a private school. but school officials seem to think the largest system in maryland can handle the extra kids. now, the bigger concern is that the schools can handle an h1n1 outbreak. parents and school officials say they're concerned about that. >> i have a child had college who yesterday was diagnosed with the flu test and tested positive and she only began college last wednesday and is already sick. >> i'm sending in their lunches a little wipe that come in the individual packets so they can wipe their hands before they t >> reporter: now, school officials will be watching students and to see if any appear ill. the other thing they are going to be monitoring is the absentee trends, be looking at

that as well. in the end, it wi still be the health department that is going to make the determination of whether or not a swine flu outbreak is going to be enough to close down a school temporarily to deal with that issue. back to you. >> thank you. after nearly a week of sitting in the auditorium or temporary classes, students in princeeorge's county should get their permanent schedules today, a week after school started. this is the word from the superintendent. tr. william hite said staff worked throughout the weekend to fix the scheduling problem. he blamed it on a new computer program and human error. a community is stunned over the death of a beloved neighbor. 63-year-old collar enrankin was gunned down yesterday morning, shot multiple times in his own front yard. police found a handgun but are not sure who it belongs to and haven't pinpointed a motive. d.c. police are vehicling the kill be of a woman in

columbia heights. they say 48-year-old deborah ann brown was walking down the street saturday when somebody opened fire. brown was shot in the upper body and taken to medstar hospital where she was pronounced dead. a heated incident at the gabon embassy in northwest d.c. the secret service said two men were fighting over the recent election that thattation. one was in support of former ruler, the other happy to see a change in power. authorities say somehow a small fire broke out. no arrests were made but officials say charges may be filed if it shows that fire was intentionally set sow. a well-known celebrity dy found dead over the weekend. the latest on the death of djam over theweekend.

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adam goldstein was found in his apartment on friday. the medical examiner's office says initial autopsy results performed saturday were inconclusive. the associated press quotes a law enforcement source as saying awe crack pipe and prescription pills were found in the home. dj am has talked about past addicts to cack and other drugs. senator ted kennedy now at his final resting place buried next to his brothers on a hillside at arlington national cemetery. mourners f am llaround llocfld to his grave site which was closed at noon yesterday so that senator kennedy's widow vicki, could have some private time. congress returns from a month- long break next week and it remains to be seen if kennedy's life mission, mark, will be fulfilled. for more tributes to senator kennedy, you can go on-line to

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thousands of concert goers were there for the virgin mobile freefest. even d.c. mayor adrian fenty dropped by. blink 182 and public enemy were among the performers. >> good line-up. >> some of gurvir's favorite acts. >> okay. i was going to say hmmm! thank you very much. it is nice outside this morning, kind of crisp out there. >> it is cool out there. the moment you hoped my door, i was like wow, we've had some changes. you really will feel it. it won't be cold today but cooler than it was. we'll have highs only in the

middle 70s. we are starting the day off with cloud covervehius just enoh ves just enough of a mood change that it feels like fall. heax mis d radar. we do have showers. before a couple of showers to talk about. not going to be a big deal in waous th you ousouth and stea, east, you can see that through most of the showers, the concentrated activity. it will continue to rain down here for the next few hours as we watch an area of low pressure start to develop here along the carolinas. here in washington, just fine. couple of showers just off to the south and west down towards charlottesville. it is possible weould see a brief shower during the morning hours. the best chance will be south and east down toward leonardtown, st. mary's city. again, we'll watch this get off the coast. i'll show you the reason why you have the showers in the neighborhood and the reason why is an area of low pressure developing here. remember the frontal system that came through during the weekend that has been bringing the cooler and drier air. it is hanging up just to our

south and east this morning. that has been responsible for spawning an area of low pressure here that will drag the energy off coast today. off to the north and west, high pressure will deliver sunshine by afternoon. we'll start the day with cloudiness out there and then i think later this afternoon, you will see more and more sun and a decreasing chance of a sprinkle or shower here in washington. actually, the forecast only gets better from here. 66 now so it is cooler than it has been. 64 in baltimore. 59 in hagerstown. so there is cooler weather and the wind are out of the north as well so not only is it cooler but it is a lot drier. the atmosphere getting dried out. this is our latest tropical disturbance. it is that time of year where we'll reach the peak of hurricane season in another 10 days or so. you can see the hurricane cent are is convinced they this will become a tropical depression. you can see it is looking more and more impressive here on our satellite-radar with some thunderstorm activity starting to bubble up. this will become tropical depression number five.

i think it will be tropical storm erica if it gets its act together. we'll continue to keep an eye on that. for us being wind out of the north at into moriches miles per hour and your hefive-day forecast, that is a bright- looking five-day fecast. lots of sunshine all week. high temperatures starting out from the mid-70s. eventually, we'll top off in the low to mid-80s but the best part, the humidity will be nice an low all week. it is here to stay for the next couple of days, this type of weather. and now here is julie wright. >> we have the lanes open in virginia. traveling the beltway between anen dale and merrifield, you will find the lane are open. light volume overall leaving 234 dumfries headed through woodbridge and continuing up

towards 395. no accidents to report out to the west. 66 or the toll road, you're quiet right now and the beltway looks good as you travel in each direction approaching and passing university boulevard. that's acheck of your fox 5 on-time traffic. republican bob mcdonnell says judge him on the last 14 years in the house of delegates and time as attorney general not his grad school thesis back in 1989. the paper stated feminists and working women are detrimental and called birth control for unwe had couples illogical. he says his views have certainly changed. his chief operating officer says i speak with direct experience when i say bob mcdonnell supports and champions working moms. he is a true friend to the working women of virginia. if you are in the public eye, pretty stressful.

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in sports news, red skip are down to the league mandated limit of 75 players after make

a few roster cuts. five fellows were sent packing yesterday. >> among them marcus haggen, devon clark and linebacker alfred fin per. twenty-two more cuts, the big ones are coming on saturday. one guy fighting to make the team yet again being marcus mason who had this touchdown run against the patriots. he was back at practice yesterday but wh just one pre- season game to go, still on the bubble. >> it is always important. is last pro-season game. for a young guy,en knows that is the most important game in the preseason. >> marcus mason has never played in an nfl football game and' been on three teams. let's not name him mvp. neve played it in a real game. he is in position to make plays. that is a first step. steven strasburg is not expected to make his national

debut until next ching at the earliest. yesterday, he took his first step toward making that a possibility. nationals cardinals ripe zimmerman, cannot make the play. cards beat the nat. after the game, the nats traded ronnie belliard to the dodgers and got a minor league pitcher and player to be named later in return. pga to barclay's in jersey. steve maroon owe began as the leader. he picked a bad day to have a bad day. he dropped from first to 15th. tiger woods hay bad day too. he charged hard but the birdie putts did not fall on 18 or he would be your leader. he finished at eight under. it was pete slocumb who ended their hope ways par save on 18. 21feet out. he made it nine under, good enough o win.

it the third time that slocumb has won on the pga tour. to williamsport for the little league world series. chula vista led in the fisk but chinese taipei had the based loaded. congratulation going out to chula vista. the u.s. open tennis tournament starts today in new york. that may be good news for several big stock offerings. >> maybe can you cash in. we'll have v. that coming up in our business beat. stay with us. fox 5 morning news is back in two. tm (announcer) what the world needs now is energy.

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